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Jefnon iuricr vhidi rZl not be dedicated until later this month, wCl fJl VI J orchard ? 1,V oft CVte $ Kzrec:r.ti. r"Czz to t cxjUon as a H rjcU a should set ibflV?tf u:t Ccr-the AIim eadHnei, tTi'MO"' local iwruU tlLh ' tk. i.; evrJ :';-! 'f1- - t tfu ' - r; . . -- -- -... We:r-'Jifx- a 'j i e;is lut (- - )t:.: the, i;-- zT.riiz7X9i amount when 14.: H itandt, wt 4otft have any pilonteactjti to comply,' Jensen explained. a'maaisto and I dont mean a mm pins out to dinner wsCA Irs . i . cZi tzzZzz'r cf Cr cvar aa eijt VS the t: tf nA; e.3 allowable an 'tztiZzxtet ccstt it 5 Uj rj t& r fzr the board approved tenteSve attendance echcol calendars for the 198390 and 1S30-8- 1 Continued on Mi p;9t Single Copy 25c J County Commissioners To Ask Voters To Speak Their Mind On Form Of Government byRayFriess Green Sheet Staff Writer KWftj- SALT LAKE. With the failure of the Government for the Next Century Task Force to reach a concensus on an alternative form of government for Salt Lake County residents to vote on, the County Commission last week announced its own intentions. The commissioners, in a report issued Friday, said they will place three issues before voters in the 1988 General Election. The first issue is a proposal to change the County's form of government. The other two, the report says,, will jeek direction, frwn voters on shared services in public safety and county-wid- e law enforcement, and on the consolidation of all local governments in the county except for school districts... " "'7"-7Hie commission plans to ask the voters to speak their mind on whether or not the county form of changed to an government should be form, with Urban County features. The new form of government, if passed, would include an elected county executive, a e County .Assembly and an elected prosecutor. The executive would be elected to a four-yeterm in a county-widpartisan race. The plan also calls for the executive to appoint a chief administrative officer, department directors, division directors and legal counsel with the advice and consent of the assembly. The County Assembly would be made up of five terms in partisan members elected to four-yeraces, with two of the members elected at large and three by district. The prosecutor would also be elected to a four-yeterm in a county-wid- e partisan race. "Our first According to the commissioners. reaction was that the public doesn t care about the form of government right now and seems to want us to spend our energies on other matters, such as preparing good budgets and delivering manner quality services in the most possible. But we know some groups feel strongly HI Beauty And The Beast Padllla and Stphanto Johiuon gtl into th spirit of things during activities conducted Friday as part of Midvala elementary FEARSOME FACES . . . Rlt Renaissance Fair. Students, dressed in period costumes, feasted and took part in a wide variety of fun games and skills from that period of time. assembly-executiv- e ' SNDY.' "The public needs to know we're very serious about protecting the teachers and administrators in our district from abuse," Jane Callister told fellow members of the Jordan District Board of Education here Tuesday. That comment came during discussion of a proposed statement of policy concerning assault or abuse of employees prompted by an incident which occurred last fall. ' A principal at a South Jordan school was allegedly assaulted by irate patrons, superintendent Raymond Wittenburg explained, and following that incident the board had directed administrators to develop a policy for dealing with similar incidents : in the future. According to the proposed policy statement, incidents of abuse must be handled by prompt notification of supervisors, who will evaluate the incident with the help of administrators, Jordan District Security officers or local police officers. Statements will be taken from and witnesses, all parties evidence gathered and victims a physical will undergo examination by a physician, even if damage is minimal. Maurine Board president that language Jensen suggested be included in the statement spelling out that the district ; 'Kids News You Can Count On' Brings Board Members To Feet To Applaud Bell View Students e, ar would be financially responsible for any bills incurred through those physical examinations. Superintendent Wittenburg speculated that while most such examinations would be covered by the district's health insurance policy, even if the district were to pay the costs outright "the expense would be minimal." The policy will be returned to the board for further action at a future board meeting. ar ar cost-effecti- ve Sandy, Midvale Reach Accord On Water Issue MIDVALE. Residents in the eastern part of this city may soon be buying their water from Midvale instead of from Sandy due to an agreement reached at the Tuesday evening council meeting. 1988. - Midvale will pay Sandy any final service fees not paid by current customers once the system is converted, and will collect the fees directly from the customers. Sandy will provide water at adequate volumes and pressures and at a wholesale rate until the conversion is completed. Midvale will drop the lawsuit against - Sandy once the the agreement is signed. City Engineer Duane Goodyear said 80 percent of the system has been designed and conversion should take about a month once a contractor has been chosen. He said 164 connections will be made east of State street, and 109 connections will be installed west of State Street. He figured the cost to be $35 a connection. 'integrate curriculum using the core rotation of language, reading, Jordan The council agreed tentatively cast, members of the social studies and research skills , Education of gave to District Board purchase for $88,888 the application which water system which the production a standing ovation. in a practical culinary appealed to students.' the serves east side of Midvale "Kid News You Can Count On," In addition, the students were and some areas unincorporated a mock newscast production by able to demonstrate skills learned which are surrounded by Midvale. fifth and sixth grade students in arts, speech, drama, science The area lies between roughly 300 from Bell View elementary, was andmusic. East and 300 West and 7570 and class board to core the All 32 children in the Tuesday, presented : 6800 South. complete with a real television ' were involved in the presentation. KSL-Tto was on hand camera. The agreement depends on the They functioned as writers, and approval of both cities' legal record portions of the newscast reporters, , anchor-persofor broadcast on its own 10 camera people. The teacher for counsel. Midvale will purchase . O'Clock News. the core class, Lyn Burningham, the system once the approval is news broadcast is a fifth grade teacher and Quest obtained. The .. accelerated Coordinator at Bell View. the The outlines of the tentative in students by "This experience in core class included local, national Agreement are as follows: Midvale will construct at no and international news, sports, tion incorporates many curricu-- . and allows cost to Sandy the disconnects and ".And may peace reign forever," weather and features of local lum objectives s interest. opportunity for application of necessary to separate the commented Mayor Everett Dahl As teachers explained, the knowledge and skills," the board current system from Sandy. on the tentative solution to the Midvale will complete all. problem. newscast represented a way to was told. ' SANDY. Following the news- - - - . V - -- . ns te - 29. , Should the public support the ideas, the County Commission will adopt a final resolution of approval by Aug. 8 and the voters will consider the proposals at the Nov. 8 general election. The commissioners believe that their plan of action offers a number of benefits. Among them are: giving the voters a chance to consider a clear alternative to the present system of government, providing a true separation of executive and e legislative powers, providing leadership in both branches of government, simplifies and clarifies lines of authority, and deals with the unique challenge of meeting the demand for municipal services in the unincorporated areas. The plan, the commissioners say, will also continue to allow communities to incorporate and allows neighborhoods to join existing cities or to adjust boundaries through a negotiating process. full-tim- CHILD necessary construction by Oct.' 1, . . full-tim- five-memb- Schools District Is 'Very Serious .About Protecting Staff From Abuse should ; act upon we the Task Force recommendations. And we believe improvements are needed that only the voters can accomplish." The plan calls for the commission to appoint a small committee to draft the three proposals which will appear on the ballot, including the form of government charter. Because county voters currently lack the power to approve the proposals, many of the recommendations from other groups, or the commission's own package, the commissioners sy they will continue to work with the legislature to secure passage of a bill currently before the House which woild give the county authority to proceed. : 3fce timetable for the plan calls for the county commission to appoint the drafting committee by Jan. 27, 1988. The drafting committee is to t submit its initial draft to the commissioners by March 15, with the county charter and other ballot items to be submitted by April 1. The County Commission will then adopt an initial resolution of approval in a Commission meeting by April 6 and a number of public hearings will be held between July 11 and July ABUSE LAWS: The legislature is considering relaxing laws associated with child sexual abuse. The Green Sheet opposes this action. St Viewpoint, Page 2 MATMEN: Region wrestling meets were conducted this week and the results send a host of wrestlers to state where Brighton is favored to win its 11th straight 4A title. See Sports, Pagei Day is a good ' BARGAINS: President's time for a sale, feel Green Sheet area mer-chants. Several ads proclaim these as well as Valentine bargains. See Harmon's Stores new addition to the Green Sheet. , . SeePaseld , CHAND KIOPENING: Hate center Theatre will hold its grand reopening later this month. Remodeling has created adh tlonal seating and better conditions for actors at the popular spot. , tie-in- - l!a??tnlr:s,F2-- 3 , Crossword, pg. -- B T.V.,F3,C-- a |